Paulides and Isdahl

[100%TtId]

mark my words gentlemen, one of these days we are going to have small, portable, motion sensored, battery powered cameras that we can hang on trees and leave in the woods for weeks at a time, some will even send pics in realtime straight to your phone!

the animals wont even know they are there!

when that time comes, and millions upon millions of those cameras are secured on a tree from texas to canada and everywhere in between, the truth will come out!

you'll see.

I have no idea if Bigfoot is real or not but the trail camera argument doesn't pass a math test.

Take Washington state, the state with the highest number of claimed sightings, about 700 according to BFRO since 2001.

Its 71,000 square miles or 45 million acres in size. Guesstimating 75% is non-urban or lightly populated, that leaves 34 million acres of potential Bigfoot habitat. Figure each trail cam covers an acre of ground. Then estimate how many active, working trail cams are out there. Maybe 100,000? who knows?

That means cams are watching .003% of the state. Assuming the cams are evenly distributed, which they most certainly aren't, the likelihood of a trail cam pic is small even if Bigfoot does exist.

I'll wait for the LDP. If they exist, some lucky hunter somewhere will whack one eventually.

[Duckologist]

I have no idea if Bigfoot is real or not but the trail camera argument doesn't pass a math test.

Take Washington state, the state with the highest number of claimed sightings, about 700 according to BFRO since 2001.

Its 71,000 square miles or 45 million acres in size. Guesstimating 75% is non-urban or lightly populated, that leaves 34 million acres of potential Bigfoot habitat. Figure each trail cam covers an acre of ground. Then estimate how many active, working trail cams are out there. Maybe 100,000? who knows?

That means cams are watching .003% of the state. Assuming the cams are evenly distributed, which they most certainly aren't, the likelihood of a trail cam pic is small even if Bigfoot does exist.

I'll wait for the LDP. If they exist, some lucky hunter somewhere will whack one eventually.

We have proof that dinosaurs existed millions of years ago. Still not a shred of credible evidence that squatch man exists or ever existed. Its beyond time to file this one away with ol loc ness

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[jshouse]

I have no idea if Bigfoot is real or not but the trail camera argument doesn't pass a math test.

Take Washington state, the state with the highest number of claimed sightings, about 700 according to BFRO since 2001.

Its 71,000 square miles or 45 million acres in size. Guesstimating 75% is non-urban or lightly populated, that leaves 34 million acres of potential Bigfoot habitat. Figure each trail cam covers an acre of ground. Then estimate how many active, working trail cams are out there. Maybe 100,000? who knows?

That means cams are watching .003% of the state. Assuming the cams are evenly distributed, which they most certainly aren't, the likelihood of a trail cam pic is small even if Bigfoot does exist.

I'll wait for the LDP. If they exist, some lucky hunter somewhere will whack one eventually.

really?

[jshouse]

cameras came out around 2009.

hunters have been trying to get lucky and kill a squatch since jose mariano mozino wrote about one in 1792, i guess "eventually" could mean 231 years, but not 230?

[MadHatter]

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[MadHatter]

I have no idea if Bigfoot is real or not but the trail camera argument doesn't pass a math test.

Take Washington state, the state with the highest number of claimed sightings, about 700 according to BFRO since 2001.

Its 71,000 square miles or 45 million acres in size. Guesstimating 75% is non-urban or lightly populated, that leaves 34 million acres of potential Bigfoot habitat. Figure each trail cam covers an acre of ground. Then estimate how many active, working trail cams are out there. Maybe 100,000? who knows?

That means cams are watching .003% of the state. Assuming the cams are evenly distributed, which they most certainly aren't, the likelihood of a trail cam pic is small even if Bigfoot does exist.

I'll wait for the LDP. If they exist, some lucky hunter somewhere will whack one eventually.

But they run 24/7, each day is a new day, locations get changed frequently.
What is the probability, that every camera, ever put out, is somehow put in a location Bigfoot never visits, passes through, etc....?
Doesn't pass the math test.

[PondPopper]

Hillarious.. Bump..

[muzzlebrake]

Food for thought. They have never found a complete skeleton of Gigantopithecus but they know it existed at one time from fossil jaw bones and teeth. If these animals are that primitive then they likely don't bury their dead in which case the bones would be consumed by nature. Dust to dust.

[100%TtId]

cameras came out around 2009.

hunters have been trying to get lucky and kill a squatch since jose mariano mozino wrote about one in 1792, i guess "eventually" could mean 231 years, but not 230?

If Bigfoot exists, it seems more likely that a hunter, hiker, or logger would have found a dead one by now.

[Duckologist]

Food for thought. They have never found a complete skeleton of Gigantopithecus but they know it existed at one time from fossil jaw bones and teeth. If these animals are that primitive then they likely don't bury their dead in which case the bones would be consumed by nature. Dust to dust.

Lmao you want us to believe that dinosaurs buried each other?

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[jshouse]

Lmao you want us to believe that dinosaurs buried each other?

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[bloodtrail18]

I got in a fight with BIG FEET! - YouTube

[EarleyBird]

I got in a fight with BIG FEET! - YouTube

Good grief, watching that was like listening to modern country music.

[SabineHunter]

Food for thought. They have never found a complete skeleton of Gigantopithecus but they know it existed at one time from fossil jaw bones and teeth. If these animals are that primitive then they likely don't bury their dead in which case the bones would be consumed by nature. Dust to dust.

Muzzlebreak, you are starting to worry me. Me thinking that you are a closet Bigfoot friend.

[Bowdark]

Food for thought on Blackie and grizz skeletons? Mountain lions? Wolverine skeletons?